Human wildlife encounters are on the rise in Montana, and as Winston Greely show's us in this outdoor report, state game wardens train for these possible situations.

Wildlife diseases are garnering more and more attention these days at Montana's wildlife lab in Bozeman.

It's been fifteen years in the making, and now fish, wildlife and parks is ready to open its' new education center.  In this week's outdoor report, Winston Greely shows us more of this statewide facility

Montana's wildlife can be a challenge to monitor, but as Winston Greely show's us in this outdoor report,  many biologists are turning to a new tool to learn more.

One certainty of being a warden or biologist in the backcountry is … you’ll be on your own.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows a few of the skills needed to work in the wilderness.

It's an event that only occurs a couple of times in a lifetime and in this outdoor report Winston Greely takes us there.

It was a historic birth, witnessed by not a single human being and as Winston Greely shows us in this outdoor report, the newborn is attracting a lot of interest from wildlife lovers.

Covering over 200 square miles, Flathead is the larges natural freshwater lake in the northwest. Off its west shore lies Wild Horse Island State Park. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us the dynamic process of managing this resource.

In 1807, as Lewsis and Clark were wrapping up their expedition, a man working for the Northwest Fur Trading Company crossed into northwest Montana. Eventually, this man would map most of Canada and travel more than five times the distance of Lewis and Clark.

During the pioneering years of wildlife restoration, quality habitat on private land was essential for success. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us how today’s landowners are stepping forward to help recover the westslope cutthroat trout.

When native plant communities are displaced by noxious weeds, it has major effects on wildlife populations and migration patterns. In this Outdoor Report, volunteers assist the Wildlife Institute on a 3-day weed expedition into the Gates of the Mountains wilderness area.

Plants classified as "Noxious Weeds" earn this dubious distinction by increasing soil erosion and stream sedimentation.  In this outdoor report Mike Gurnett introduces us to biological controls used to compliment chemical spray in the war on weeds.

The highest density of bird-life is always around rivers, lakes and streams and when powerlines run near the water, birds often collide with the wires.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how Northwestern Energy and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks have joined forces to minimize powerline danger to birds.

With the recent cold spell, it’s hard to remember that our climate is warming. As Winston Greely shows us in this Outdoor Report, wildlife managers are looking at how climate change might affect Montana’s animals.

Game wardens from across North America met in Great Falls for technical training in their rapidly changing profession.  In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows how they found inspiration from a unique Montana story.

For most of us, Thanksgiving is the beginning of our Holiday Season traditions.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett introduces us to a Montana Game Warden who makes it a point to celebrate traditions, heritage and family customs year-round.

Washing your boat is one way anglers can help slow the spread of whirling disease in Montana’s wild trout.   In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us another common piece of fishing equipment that needs the same care.

Since the early 1900's, scientists have known the disease brucellosis existed on the Montana landscape.  In this outdoor report, Mike Gurnett shows us how researchers are implementing the latest in technology; looking for ways to reduce the risk of spreading the bacteria.

Urban wildlife is an increasing problem for many Montana cities and towns. In this Outdoor Report, Winston Greely tells us about a case in Missoula and how the community is working to fix the problem.

Sporting clays and trap shoots, gun dog and retriver trials are ll off-season activities for the avid bird hunter. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us some new efforts that are going directly to the birds.

This weekend marks the opening of pheasant hunting and in this outdoor report Winston Greely tells us about a program that is working to improve upland birds.

In Northeastern Montana, the hunting season is a boost for the local economy, and in this outdoor report Winston Greely shows us how a local government and state biologists are working on making the hunting even better.

If Benjamin Franklin had his way the wild turkey would be our national symbol. In this Outdoor Report, Mike Gurnett shows us that as great as these birds are, there can be too much of a good thing.

If you have never been turkey hunting, but would like to give it a try, the activity can seem overwhelming. The catalog for the gear itself is mind-boggling. Here are a few basics to get you started.

Research shows the earlier children begin to read the better chance they will have at literacy.  In this outdoor report Winston Greely shows us a novel approach that is getting kids into reading.

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